Richard Peabody is the founder and co-editor of Gargoyle Magazine and editor (or co-editor) of 23 anthologies including "Mondo Barbie," "Conversations with Gore Vidal" and "A Different Beat: Writings by Women of the Beat Generation." His new book is "The Richard Peabody Reader." The author of a novella, three short story collections and seven poetry books, he is also a native Washingtonian. He taught fiction writing at Johns Hopkins University for 15 years.
Last Days of the Condor by James Grady
James Grady is the New York Times best-selling author of "Six Days of the Condor," which became the Robert Redford movie "Three Days of the Condor." Besides working as a screenwriter for CBS, FX, HBO and major studios, James' journalism includes street time as a muckraker for columnist Jack Anderson after Watergate and being a cultural columnist for AOL's PoliticsDaily.com. Internationally renowned for his work, Grady won France's Grand Prix du Roman Noir and Italy's Raymond Chandler medal, and was named by London's Daily Telegraph as "one of 50 crime writers to read before you die." Born and raised in Montana, Grady and his wife, writer Bonnie Goldstein, live inside D.C.’s Beltway.
The Last Girl by Rose Solari
Rose Solari is the author of three full-length collections of poetry, "The Last Girl," "Orpheus in the Park" and "Difficult Weather"; the one-act play, "Looking for Guenevere" and a novel, "A Secret Woman." She has lectured and taught writing workshops at many institutions, including the University of Maryland, St. John’s College, Annapolis, the Jung Society of Washington and The Centre for Creative Writing at Oxford University’s Kellogg College. Her work as a journalist includes numerous freelance assignments, as well as positions as staff writer and editor for SportsFan Magazine and Common Boundary Magazine. Rose's awards include the Randall Jarrell Poetry Prize, Academy of American Poets’ University Prize, The Columbia Bo ...More...
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